America celebrates its 250th birthday this Fourth of July, making it an appropriate time to remember another patriotic milestone that inspired auto manufacturers across the country nearly 50 years ago ...

A side-by-side look at the differences between a Chevy Silverado and a Kenworth W900, focusing on size, purpose, and performance. Two trucks built for very different jobs. Which one fits your needs?

Founded in 1923 in Seattle, Washington, Kenworth is one of the oldest truck manufacturers in the United States. In its first year, the company began manufacturing its first trucks and produced 78 ...

Kenworth’s conventional-cab trucks originated in 1939, before I was born, and my first introduction to a W900 happened almost four decades later, in the summer of 1978. I was observing the hauling of ...

Kenworth began in Seattle, Washington, in 1923 after Harry Kent and Edgar K. Worthington sought to help loggers in the Pacific Northwest deal with heavy loads and rain-soaked roads. Building trucks ...

Paccar Parts recently introduced a new line of accessories for the recently unveiled Kenworth W900L Legacy Edition truck. The product line, which features the Kenworth legacy logo, includes interior ...

Kenworth is releasing 1,000 units of the Legacy Edition, commemorating over 280,000 W900 trucks sold since 1963. The Legacy Edition includes the Cummins X15 engine in legacy beige and a black diamond ...

Kenworth will end production of its W900L, W900B, T800W (wide hood) and C500 models in 2026. Evolving emission regulations as well as component constraints led to this decision, the Kirkland, ...

If you’re of driving age in the United States, you’ve almost definitely seen thousands of Kenworth W900s on the road in your life. Spend any time traveling our country’s interstate system and you’ll ...